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Tuesday, October 10, 2006

Sukkot: Life on the Edge

Sorry I've been a bit out of it the past few days; been slightly busy "out of place, out of mind".

And while some say that life at the Muqata is "living life on the edge" -- I think this Sukka in Kiryat Ata (Hafia area) is a much clearer example.





hat-tip: Net-net.

I hope to be back in the groove by after sukkot...till then, posting will be lighter than usual.

Moadim LiSimcha,

Jameel.



Wherever I am, my blog turns towards Eretz Yisrael

10 comments:

  1. Shoshana3:15 PM, October 10, 2006

    There was a sukkah like that in Baltimore also - hanging off the edge of a balcony of an apartment. Apparently, it was an overeager engineering student who had his professor look over his plans to make sure it would work - and it did! Very cool. Happy Sukkot!

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  2. Sarah Likes Green3:54 PM, October 10, 2006

    cool!

    just no aerobics or jump rope inside that one ;)

    enjoy the rest of sukkot!

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  3. kasamba6:17 PM, October 10, 2006

    Now THAT's Bitachon!!!

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  4. Scraps7:34 PM, October 10, 2006

    Chagim u'zmanim l'sasson!

    Talk about going out on a limb to fulfill a mitzvah. :-P That is really quite the impressive feat.

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  5. Reuven Chaim Klein7:45 PM, October 10, 2006

    http://www.moshiach.ru/photo/details.php?image_id=430

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  6. bec3:19 AM, October 11, 2006

    pass the chicken soup but before you do, everyone, lean to the left!

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  7. the sabra6:28 AM, October 11, 2006

    ..you mean life on the ledge, dont you?

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  8. Friar Yid (not Shlita)3:33 AM, October 12, 2006

    A little rickety for my tastes, but as far as urban treehouses go, I give it points for imagination.

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  9. Orthonomics6:07 AM, October 17, 2006

    I'd be scared to step foot in the sukkah! Thanks for sharing the pic.

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  10. Anonymous12:54 AM, October 23, 2006

    As the daughter of a building manager, I'm holding my head in my hands, but it's very...uh...ingenious.

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